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The book is part of a social project to train 440,000 Ukrainian teachers in information hygiene.

10 UAH from the sale of each book goes to provide it to every Ukrainian teacher.

How often do you feel like you're being scammed on the Internet? Or do you realise that it is manipulation or fraud, but do not understand why and who needs it? The Facebook test “Which saint cares about you”, the message “Tomorrow Viber will be paid — forward this on and it will remain free for you”, the request “Forward this message and we will transfer 1 cent to treatment” and thousands of other options have one goal — to deceive you.

In the book “How Not to Become a Vegetable. Instructions for Survival in the Infospace contains the main manipulations and frauds of the digital world in the format “essence — cause — consequences — what to do”. In simple language with specific examples.

In the book you will learn:

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• about manipulations on Facebook, YouTube, Google, Viber, Telegram, Wikipedia, and online media;
Here you will confirm your guesses, learn a lot of new things, and most importantly, understand how not to get caught by fraudsters, politicians, and online thieves. And this knowledge will also help you explain to your family what dangers await them online.

The book is part of a social project to teach Ukrainian teachers information hygiene. UAH 10 from the sale of each book goes to provide it to every Ukrainian teacher.

Who is this book for:

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• for those who want to understand how they are manipulated and be able to resist it;
About the author:

Oksana Moroz, founder of the volunteer initiative on information hygiene "How not to become a vegetable", host of the radio blog "I believe not believe" on Radio Culture.

She has been working in the communications industry for 21 years - in corporations, agencies, startups and her own business. Among her clients are politicians and businessmen you all know. Oksana specialises in analysing and shaping the information field, studying human behaviour in it. Since 2015, she has been a regular guest speaker at Kyiv-Mohyla Business School.

Her goal is to teach 7 million Ukrainians information hygiene by 2024.

The author's previous two books, published in 2020, became the winners of the All-Ukrainian rating “Book of the Year 2020” (nomination “Horizons”). In addition:

• “Nation of Vegetables?” took 3rd place in the KBU AWARDS-2020 award (nomination “Best Book for Personal Growth”);
The Struggle for Truth received a personal award from Oleksandra Koval, Director of the Ukrainian Book Institute, as part of the BookForum Best Book Award-2020.
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